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NMPA suing XM Radio for copyright infringement

Posted in News, radio, sat radio, satellite radio, SatelliteRadio, SatRadio, xm, xm radio, XmRadio, copyright infringement, CopyrightInfringement, court, dap, digital recording, DigitalRecording, inno, lawsuit, legal, mp3, NMPA, riaa, sue, suit, xm mp3, Xm Mp3 (March 23, 2007 at 10:53 pm)

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Just about the time that XM Radio was finally able to sit down and hammer out some figures for the upcoming merger, the poor satellite radio firm has hit yet another legal snag, and this time it’s care of the NMPA. The National Music Publishers Association have officially filed suit against XM, claiming that the “XM + MP3″ music service bypasses copyright laws by giving users the ability “to make permanent copies of on-air tracks” with units like the hotly-debated Inno. Quite similar to other gripes brought against the outfit in the past, this dispute claims that XM’s service “constitutes pervasive and willful copyright infringement to the overwhelming detriment of copyright holders, legitimate online music services and, ultimately, consumers,” but we’re still scratching our heads on the “consumers” bit too. Nevertheless, the NMPA is requesting demanding a maximum of $150,000 in “damages” for each work purportedly infringed by XM, but the sat radio company seems to be brushing this one aside as it claims that “the lawsuit is without merit.” These guys just can’t do anything right, eh?

 

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